Talk or Panel [ONLINE] Designing for the Mind: Bridging Human Experience and Emerging Technologies
Talk or Panel [ONLINE] Designing for the Mind: Bridging Human Experience and Emerging Technologies
The boundary between the physical and digital worlds is fading, AI and immersive environments are transforming how people interact, learn, and connect. Yet, when these systems overlook human experience, even the most advanced technologies can feel distant or uncomfortable.
Building on the principles of Experience Innovation, this session explores how UX design can bridge the gap between human behavior and emerging technologies. The focus is on creating experiences that prioritize comfort, emotional resonance, and intuitive interaction, ensuring that technology adapts to people, not the other way around.
Through examples and design insights, we’ll look at how to use AI and human-centered design principles to make immersive systems more adaptive, personalized, and emotionally intelligent.
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About the Host
Shima Solati
Shima Solati is an award-winning UX/UI designer and researcher at BraunAbility,
leading efforts to advance mobility and accessibility through innovative, user-centered
design. With a Master’s in User Experience Design from the College for Creative
Studies and dual degrees in fashion and textiles, Shima brings a rare multidisciplinary
perspective to solving complex challenges. Her expertise spans immersive and
assistive technologies, VR, AR, robotics, and her portfolio includes impactful work for
KUKA Robotics, the Augmented Reality Center, General Motors, and Ford. Passionate
about inclusive design and emerging technologies, Shima is dedicated to creating
intuitive solutions that empower all users.
